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GEARHEAD
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: MN
Posts: 6,121
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Re: Over 25 Years Later, Finally My 71 C-10 Truck Build
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I had used a wood block as a spacer for the front inner seat mount for the driver side. I pulled out the plastic trim parts for the seat mounts from when I bought it and found that the cover for that mount was not going to work with a wood block, so I made a nice one. I started with a piece of tube from a parted out steering column, used my new metal band saw and cut a 1-1/2" piece. Then tack welded a fender washer to one end where it rests on the carpet. ![]() In place... ![]() With the cover... ![]() The other front mounts bolt direct to the floor. The rear mounts have about 1/2" of plastic spacers to level the seat out a bit. It's all bolted in and I even got the passenger side sill plate on. A few more minutes later tonight and I'll get the driver side in. I need to pick out some floor mats yet and get the seat belts, and that will finish the floor. ![]() Once the seat gets recovered to match the rest of the interior I'll spray the mounts turquoise to match the other plastic/vinyl in the cab. Punch list: Polish other wheels heater box adjust e-brake cable eustations to match panels horn inner fenders (need new nuts, paint bolts) Cowl shims Washer pump finish exhaust upholstory recovered alignment
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